Probably my favorite pack and provides the most bang for buck.įor toms, the avatar and rock warehouse are my favorites. It has 3 awesome kick drums and I really like the Bell Brass snare sample there. Metal Machine was recommended to me by Nolly. I don't like the snares one bit, but I use the 'chamber' mic as my snare reverb, and I think it rocks. The sounds in it just don't really cater to what I'm doing, but the cymbal selection is pretty good, particularly hats and Chinas. I've got the Avatar Kit, Metal Foundry, Metal Machine EZX, and recently grabbed Rock Warehouse. Stock avatar library sounds like butt to me, absolutely useless. I use some splashes and stacks from TMF, I think that was the one thing they got right. Cymbals were good, though after some time, the Andy Sneap expansion cymbals grew on me more. Kick and snares only sound like Meshuggah, no matter how much processing you do to them. I can also vouch for the fact the shells in The Metal Foundry are horribly out of tune. Don't like the snares though, but I replace them with Slate trigger. I have been using the Andy Sneap (Metal Machine) EZX expansion in SD2.0 ever since. I used the metal foundry for years and was never happy with it, was never a fan of the productions and albums the the engineers that works on it done. People that think metal foundry sounds good must not be using more than 2 toms. I use two for my own band's demos and I don't like both on the hihat side. Some more splash options moved around the kit would have been nice.
I'm not finding a stack sound I really like but I make do with what's there. It's like they took the whole drumkit out of the room and stood this tom on a stand all by itself for the samples. They don't sound horrible but the.ing 10 doesn't have any snare interaction. Need 4 rack toms/2 floor toms and there's one group of toms that has 10/12/13/14/16/18. I've been using SD Metal Foundry to replace a kit for an album I'm finishing. The toms just don't sound like one cohesive kit. Then in jabo's applet you will see dead zones.Ĭlick to expand.I agree. Toontrack Superior Drummer Producer Preset Pack. I'm currently using Toontrack Superior Drummer 2.0 and while it's an excellent piece of software, I have the.
I was pleasantly horrified to see that FXPansion had released a new version of its BFD drum suite and I am mighty tempted to spring for one. Superior Drummer 3: Singer-Songwriter Grooves audio examples.
Andy has partnered with Toontrack to create a suite of Superior Drummer 2.0 presets for you, to help bring you one step closer to your ultimate metal sound! This package, designed as an expansion for our industry standard Superior Drummer 2.0 SDX Expansion Metal Foundry, contains signature Andy Sneap drum presets.
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